Give voice to whats happening in San Francisco a number of gun violence across thecy in the south eastern part of the city this year alone theyve stolen the lives of 20 individuals prematuring and scaring countless of other physically as well as mentally. The current epidemic of violence in america threats our physical health and the integrity of basic social institutions like our families and communities we live in as well as our city and health care system. Gun violence is a National Epidemic we need to curb this violation. We deserve to live in Community Free from fear and the no one should have to live in a society with lives are lost often two early this is a statewide Public Health issue that must be addressed today, i held a press conference on the stairs of city hall and now im introducing a resolution to establish citywide Gun Violence Task force that will comprise of city departments and more importantly Community Leaders that are on the front line in the past weve dealt with
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To put its best foot forward. A strange question because it doesnt work with the framework that you follow. You are from el paso so maybe you could. I think the reason is chief of police and the community that supports law and order and law enforcement, they do a great job and the crime is different. Its entirely different. Bridge cases is a major problem. We have time for one last question. I had the opportunity to talk about that at the end of july and work with refugees. I think they have been pretty poorly portrayed by the media. There are a lot of desperate people trying to flee bad circumstances but my question really is, because we have such a polarized nation, what are the representatives of the state of texas doing to let Homeland Security and every other representative and senator from every other state in the union understand that we will never be able to build a wall along the entire edge of texas that will keep people in our out because if you want to know how it felt to m
We continue to be focused on Aviation Security the new phenomena but i worry about are the foreign fighters and the threat of violent extremism here at home. I am ted hissen, a report with fusion. My question is, is the president still committed to taking executive action on immigration, and what sort of action is he considering at this time . Yes. The president is very committed to taking executive action to fix our broken immigration system. In the absence of action by congress and so am i. And were developing a set of reforms that i would characterize as comprehensive in nature, but within our existing legal authorities. There are a number of things we can do, and we should do, to fix our immigration system, which i anticipate will be announced somewhere between the midterm elections and the end of the year. I think thats what the president said. Okay. Yes, sir, right here. Thank you, sir. I im matt, with abc news. Louder. Im matt lauer with abc news, question. On the question of fo
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